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Adapting to plant and animal extinctions, Kathy Furgang

Label
Adapting to plant and animal extinctions, Kathy Furgang
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Adapting to plant and animal extinctions
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Responsibility statement
Kathy Furgang
Series statement
Science to the rescue : adapting to climate change
Summary
At the current rate of extinction, more than one million species will be forever gone from Earth by the year 2050. Extinction is the greatest danger to biodiversity and to food webs. This book lays out the startling facts regarding the scope of this looming problem, but also provides necessary hope and encouragement-detailing the ways in which scientists, engineers, and climatologists are gathering the knowledge and testing the technologies necessary to slow and eventually reverse climate change, preserve vulnerable habitats, fight invasive species, create "doomsday" seed banks, and even clone endangered species. Readers will be empowered by learning practical, everyday strategies through conservation, volunteerism, political action, and a reduction in the carbon footprint of themselves, their family, and their wider community
Target audience
juvenile
Classification
Content

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